hey man, I never thought that as in Italian I would say that to a French,
but you did great! thanks!! :)
I didn't realize that any object after a comma was considered a new column,
instead I thought that the specifications inside the {} were just details
of the preceding column index expressed outside (index number two in this
case). Instead it was a completely new column.
I was not sure infact that a comma could be used after a column number
without starting a new element of the array, but I convinced myself it had
to be like that because I saw it in many other examples.
really thanks again French man :)
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